There’s a new release of Google’sowser, Chrome that is doing the rounds; which has a set of new features including support for Greasemonkey (Yeay!). There’s still some way to go before it has all the features I’d need to make it my mainstreamowser (I’m just too comfortable in Firefox), but considering the last drop was [...]
Google has begun suggesting that users of Gmail, the company’s email service halt their use of internet explorer and move on to either their own browser, Chrome, or Firefox, which they are heavily involved with. Google has now listed IE6 as an unsupported Gmail browser. Web developers across the world are complaining and it’s good [...]
Google’s relationship with Firefox-developer Mozilla has been going through some complicated changes since Google’s Chrome hit the scene, according to an interview with Mozilla’s CEO. The partnership between the companies always seemed like an obvious one: the non-Microsofts teaming up against the Redmond giant as each launched products and services competing with existing Microsoft fare. [...]
According to the Chapin Information Services (hereinafter referred to as “CIS”) recently released test results show that the top five in the current mainstream Web browser, and Google Chrome was the bottom in Password Security.
CIS tested Opera 9.62, Firefox 3.0.4, IE 7.0, Safari3.2 and Google Chrome1.0 which are five mainstream browsers on the Interne. The [...]
Google Chrome finally moves out of beta!
Compare to Gmail , Google Reader or other Google products(Why Google Chrome Left Beta and Gmail Hasn’t), the time frame of Google Chrome got out of beta is relatively short. I believe that this is a part of Google’s grand strategy to continue dominating its web presence.
It doesn’t really matter [...]